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<title> About Nikos Moshovos's poetry </title>
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<b> Nikolaos Ioannis Moshovos </b>
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Poet
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Nikolaos Moshovos was born in 1964 at Thessaloniki, Greece. He spent
most of his childhood in Athens and in Serres. In 1974 he returns to
Thessaloniki where he starts writting poems and prose.

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In 1992, his early poems are published. His collection of poems titled
<em> "Agnantevontas ta Oneira, Mia Poiitiki Diadromi 1974-1991" </em>
draws the attention of several literature related publications and of newspapers
(NOYMAS, ANTI, ELEYTHERO PNEYMA, GIATI, MAKEDONIA, ELEYSIS etc.).
His second collection of poems, 
<em> "To petagma toy Ianou " </em>
 was published in November 1995.
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Many artists have commented on his work. Among them are: M. Kougioumtzis, Akis
Gerontakis, Michalis Peristeraki, Michalis Katsaros, Lampros Malamas, and
Xrisoula Varveri-Varra.
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He is a member of 15 international and national literature organizations
from Greece, France, India, Israel, Italy, and U.S.A. 
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He has has received several awards: <em> DEEL </em> - Greece,
<em> Premio San Benedetto Patrono D'Europa, Academia Fiorino</em> - Italy,
<em> 2nd literature award of the Lutece International Academy </em> - France and others. His poem
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won the second place award in the International Poetry Contest of the Valentiana
Academy, Italy.
Finaly, he is the coordinator of the World Poetry Congress that is going to take
place in 2005 at Thessaloniki, Greece.
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<h3> Sample of his work  </h3>
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Here are the covers of the books published so far:
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<p> <b> Some of his work:</b><br>
( unfortunately, these are currently in GIF and in Greek) <br> 
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<li> <!WA4><a href="http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~moshovos/nikos/myrtw.html"> Myrtw </a>
<li> <!WA5><a href="http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~moshovos/nikos/koitakse.html"> Koitakse </a>
<li> <!WA6><a href="http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~moshovos/nikos/bio.html"> Biographical note. </a>
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If you can read Greek and would like a free - as long as you have a US address -
copy of either of the two books send to you, feel free to use 
<!WA7><a href="mailto:moshovos@cs.wisc.edu"> this </a> to request one. Make sure to
include your e-mail or snail mail address in the message! There are
currently about <tt>10</tt> copies left.
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Contact Information
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You can contact Mr. Nikolaos Moshovos via mail at the following address:
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Nikolaos Moshovos <br> PAYSANIA 21 <br> THESSALONIKI <br> 54352 <br> GREECE <br>
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Alternatively you can use the following FAX number: +303-1923-277 (From the US 
the full number is 011-303-1923-277).
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